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Hailston previously served as executive director of student services for Daymar Colleges Group.
“Ashley’s background in education-related communication, paired with her energy and enthusiasm, make her a perfect fit for this position,” Matt Smart, Cumberland’s vice president of sales, said in an announcement.
Hailston said that she is “thrilled to join the Cumberland team” and looks forward to “working with schools across the state of Tennessee to help them achieve their long- and short-term transportation and safety goals.”
The president of the Paramus Public Schools Board of Education says that every new bus the district buys will have three-point belts. The board also plans to get estimates on retrofitting its existing fleet with the belts.
A Bend-based nonprofit is creating walking school bus routes throughout the region, with meeting points, timetables, and trained volunteers.
A new flush mounting bracket from Pro-Vision Systems is designed to allow bus cameras to be mounted recessed into the bulkhead of a school bus or a transit bus.
Durham's recruiters team up with school districts and the company’s safety team to educate their communities about school bus safety.Through that effort, they are able to hire more drivers.
Paul Rothschild joins Bergstrom Inc. as a regional sales manager. He brings five years of experience in school transportation.
More than 110 transportation personnel and school officials attend the Ohio stop of the OEM’s tour, which offers educational sessions and ride-and-drives.
A training event at Stafford County (Va.) Public Schools shows drivers the importance of school bus evacuation training. The concept will come to the NAPT conference this fall.
A school bus company owner is also among those sentenced in a scheme that allowed more than 200 people to evade exams for permits and licenses, New Jersey prosecutors say.
The Delaware district will move to a three-tier school schedule and change start times to reduce the number of drivers needed as it deals with the most severe shortage it has ever experienced.
A veteran shop manager and technician shares advice on creating a checklist that catches the little things and helps to make complete repairs.
Jim Clark is appointed to the role at CEI, which supplies chassis castings and engine mountings for the school bus industry.
With a broad spectrum of bus staff, Nebraska’s Kearney Public Schools finds that the act of assembling a jigsaw puzzle helps build camaraderie and boost retention.
A grand jury in Marin County calls for a coordinated school bus service to curb traffic congestion.
Four school bus operators from four states find common ground in dealing with driver shortage, tapping into the benefits of GPS and video cameras, and assessing fuel options. For the most part, they’re sticking with diesel for now, but one is seeing success with an electric bus.
The Propane Research & Education Council unveils a video that highlights autogas growth in the school transportation market.
Lona Travis
| about 4 years agoGood morning Ms. Ashley, could you please give me & Mr. Ronnie Holloway your cell phone number? Thanks,